"Minds Alive" highlights the accomplishments of students in the College. "Minds Alive" includes video clips of student work and interviews with featured students. Current features are on Charles Alamo, a political science student who won a highly competitive public policy fellowship and was recently drafted to play for the LA Galaxy; Juliet Beni, a 16-year student in Psychology who is working with Prof. Robin DiMatteo on health psychology research; Brian L. Tan (BLT), who produced and directed the Hollywood-quality short action-thriller "Incrimination"; and Samantha Wilson, who attended the Clinton Global Institute University and will be working this summer on micro-finance projects in India. Upcoming features will highlight the work of April Murray, a recent AGSM graduate and UCR softball standout; Daniel Polk, another Clinton Global Institute University alum who will be starting graduate school next year at Princeton University; and Jason Song, who has studied ways to develop a high-tech corridor in the Inland Empire. "Minds Alive" recognizes students who are taking chances and achieving at a high level. It is intended to help current and prospective students see what is possible for them at UCR.